Kitten Availability....
We hold wait lists for our kittens - if you would like to be added then please contact us - introducing yourself.
All of our Kittens are TICA Registered (The International Cat Association) We can trace them all back to the Asian Leopard cat where the breed first began.
All of our Breeding cats have been screened negative for HCM by a FAB (Feline advisory Bureau) approved cardiologist, and screened for PK-DEF by Langford Vets Bristol - all results are available for viewing at ANY time.
Our cats live as part of the family - inside our home, Kittens are raised indoors. We are a hobby breeder and breed kittens first and foremost for ourselves - Showing is already a hobby of ours and our aim is to produce happy healthy & quality Bengals. Occasionally we will have Kittens available to pet homes-you will find the details here.
We keep a waiting list for pet kittens - if you would like to be placed on this do contact us and introduce yourself .
The difference between Pet/Show/Breeder Kittens
Not all kittens are breed/show suitable and those will be sold as pets. There maybe a number of different reasons for this but by no means does this make them 'substandard' most often this is due to cosmetic reasons such as rib barring, tail faults, too large ears, dented profile, non-standard colours and so on. We do not sell ANY kittens for breeding, so any kittens sold as pets maybe show/breed standard or pet standard - and are priced accordingly.
Why have a Bengal?
Bengal Cats make wonderful pets, there is a misconception that they are like 'wild' cats when the fact is they are a domestic cat with a wild look. Bengals are classified by their F generation - the higher the F number the more generations removed from the ALC. From F5 onwards the bengals are classed as a domestic pet - anything prior is a hybrid breed/Early generation.
Bengals are extremely loving outgoing cats, they make the most wonderful pets for couples, families etc and often are referred to as the Dogs of the Cat world. They are extremely intelligent and can often be taught tricks, fetch etc
Like any animal as long as they are brought up correctly and well socialised from good lines then Bengals make the most wonderful pets - and that's where we come in - our aim is to produce all round beautiful cats, sound in health & temperament with stunning good looks....
Please see 'Planned Matings' Page for further information
or contact us at :-
claire@lacemoat.co.uk
All of our Kittens are TICA Registered (The International Cat Association) We can trace them all back to the Asian Leopard cat where the breed first began.
All of our Breeding cats have been screened negative for HCM by a FAB (Feline advisory Bureau) approved cardiologist, and screened for PK-DEF by Langford Vets Bristol - all results are available for viewing at ANY time.
Our cats live as part of the family - inside our home, Kittens are raised indoors. We are a hobby breeder and breed kittens first and foremost for ourselves - Showing is already a hobby of ours and our aim is to produce happy healthy & quality Bengals. Occasionally we will have Kittens available to pet homes-you will find the details here.
We keep a waiting list for pet kittens - if you would like to be placed on this do contact us and introduce yourself .
The difference between Pet/Show/Breeder Kittens
Not all kittens are breed/show suitable and those will be sold as pets. There maybe a number of different reasons for this but by no means does this make them 'substandard' most often this is due to cosmetic reasons such as rib barring, tail faults, too large ears, dented profile, non-standard colours and so on. We do not sell ANY kittens for breeding, so any kittens sold as pets maybe show/breed standard or pet standard - and are priced accordingly.
Why have a Bengal?
Bengal Cats make wonderful pets, there is a misconception that they are like 'wild' cats when the fact is they are a domestic cat with a wild look. Bengals are classified by their F generation - the higher the F number the more generations removed from the ALC. From F5 onwards the bengals are classed as a domestic pet - anything prior is a hybrid breed/Early generation.
Bengals are extremely loving outgoing cats, they make the most wonderful pets for couples, families etc and often are referred to as the Dogs of the Cat world. They are extremely intelligent and can often be taught tricks, fetch etc
Like any animal as long as they are brought up correctly and well socialised from good lines then Bengals make the most wonderful pets - and that's where we come in - our aim is to produce all round beautiful cats, sound in health & temperament with stunning good looks....
Please see 'Planned Matings' Page for further information
or contact us at :-
claire@lacemoat.co.uk
